Transfer targets (14 Viewers)
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fernandopartridge
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Jesus wept and you were moaning about signing Bidwell and Da Silva cos "nobody else wanted them"
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Heard that Doug is after his brother Gino.
WestEndAgro
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FFS, the absolute bed wetting is embarrassing.
Everything will fall into place, just be patient.
Rome wasn't built in a day.
Everything will fall into place, just be patient.
Rome wasn't built in a day.
Skybluedownunder
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Yeah fair but a bit more highly rated across his career and had £35m moves. Played at three different premier league winners, in their first team, training with elite players each day
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I've already ripped up my season ticket. I've kept the pieces so I can run onto the pitch v Middlesbrough and throw them at Robins. Just have to buy a match ticket first.
Ccfcisparks
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Hamer replacement
Speedie's Head
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When someone comes on a free there will be signing bonuses and higher wages than if a fee had been paid. That might actually affect immediate cash flow more than a signing with a fee. The summer months are difficult re cash for most clubs, as we saw last year, income dips sharply yet wages and bills need to be paid.
Martin180
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Development squad player
Jesse Carver
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Athletic reporting that Leicester are after Doyle:-
Leicester City are exploring a move for Manchester City defender Callum Doyle.
The 19-year-old is valued at between £7million-£10million and Leicester are interested in bringing him to the club on a permanent basis.
Doyle is a product of the Manchester City academy and has spent the last two seasons on loan in the English Football League (EFL).
He won promotion to the Championship via the League One play-offs with Sunderland during the 2021-22 campaign and was part of the Coventry City side who reached the Championship play-off final in 2022-23.
Doyle made 46 appearances in all competitions for Coventry last season.
He has represented England at youth level but is yet to make a senior appearance for Manchester City.
Leicester are preparing for their first season back in the Championship since the 2013-14 campaign following last season’s relegation from the Premier League.
The club have already completed the signings of Conor Coady and Harry Winks ahead of the new campaign.
Enzo Maresca was appointed as the club’s new manager, succeeding interim boss Dean Smith, in June.
Leicester City are exploring a move for Manchester City defender Callum Doyle.
The 19-year-old is valued at between £7million-£10million and Leicester are interested in bringing him to the club on a permanent basis.
Doyle is a product of the Manchester City academy and has spent the last two seasons on loan in the English Football League (EFL).
He won promotion to the Championship via the League One play-offs with Sunderland during the 2021-22 campaign and was part of the Coventry City side who reached the Championship play-off final in 2022-23.
Doyle made 46 appearances in all competitions for Coventry last season.
He has represented England at youth level but is yet to make a senior appearance for Manchester City.
Leicester are preparing for their first season back in the Championship since the 2013-14 campaign following last season’s relegation from the Premier League.
The club have already completed the signings of Conor Coady and Harry Winks ahead of the new campaign.
Enzo Maresca was appointed as the club’s new manager, succeeding interim boss Dean Smith, in June.
AFCCOVENTRY
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No pictures of Robins today at training. Means possibly:
a) he’s left for Leeds
b) he’s doing a photo shoot with potential signings
a) he’s left for Leeds
b) he’s doing a photo shoot with potential signings
Speedie's Head
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I reckon he went shopping
Martin180
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Farke has been confirmed at Leeds
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Manchester_sky_blue
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Yes because all the free agents get snapped up on the very first day they become free agents and can't possibly sign later on......................
Greggs
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If we had targets lined up who were running out of contract, why delay?
SeaSeeEffCee
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The new excuse is that we’re waiting to sell Gyokeres
Greggs
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Or we dont want to pay new players pre season, so sign up all the left over free agents day before season starts....
i know we were told not to panic
but knowing we needed a whole new squad, it is a shambles we haven't had players negotiated and lined up to come in.
It seems like we are being reactive to the market, as opposed to proactive- and that's going to mean another makeshift squad for the first few games of the season again.
but knowing we needed a whole new squad, it is a shambles we haven't had players negotiated and lined up to come in.
It seems like we are being reactive to the market, as opposed to proactive- and that's going to mean another makeshift squad for the first few games of the season again.
Speedie's Head
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I'll be very surprised if the targets aren't lined up. They won't (all) be the ones that people have been expecting I'm sure of that.
Saddlebrains
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Basics lets be honest
We knew there was going to be a massive churn
We kne we were going to lkose our start striker
We knew we were going to lose all the loans ( the whole defence basically)
And with 33 days until we play the first game of the season we have a squad of 12. Only 5 or 6 of them being first team quality
Whatever way you see it, to be as we are in July, and without a kit sponsor is poor
We knew there was going to be a massive churn
We kne we were going to lkose our start striker
We knew we were going to lose all the loans ( the whole defence basically)
And with 33 days until we play the first game of the season we have a squad of 12. Only 5 or 6 of them being first team quality
Whatever way you see it, to be as we are in July, and without a kit sponsor is poor
Saddlebrains
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BTW that Andersen Luton have just signed was our top summer target
So thats him and Cochrane we wanted who have gone elsewhere
So thats him and Cochrane we wanted who have gone elsewhere
Balli001
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Imagine turning us down to go and play in the premier league.....
Balli001
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So over a month to go then....
slowpoke
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Who said he was our top target ?
Greggs
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Seems absolutely everyone disagrees with you on this
Saddlebrains
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Same people who have been leaking the Dougs a prick info to supporters.
so from the club
so i dont have reason to doubt it. But player point of view no brainer to go Luton in the prem than here
Manchester_sky_blue
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Of course we have players lined up................... Do you imagine for a second that a manager of MR's ability and reputation would stick around if the club was truly the basket case you're making out....
On the one had there’s several weeks to go and today is first proper day of pre-season. On the other hand we know we’re very short of players and most of the people involved in transfers would have been working over much of the time off.
I don’t know whether to wet the bed or just chill.
I don’t know whether to wet the bed or just chill.
